ManHands Soaps Make Men Smell Like Bacon, Beer, Soil or Urinal Cake Plus other, less appetizing scents
Every few years, someone puts out gimmicky "man-friendly" versions of equally gimmicky girly products, and they always smell like farts or baseball gloves or something. A few years ago it was Mandles—manly scented candles. Now it's ManHands—manly scented soaps. Some of the scents are reasonable enough choices: bacon, beer, cedar log cabin, fresh-cut grass. But others miss the mark. What man in his right mind wants to smell like a margarita, for example? Or red wine? And cannabis is hardly a gendered scent, not to mention that even good weed smells like a mix of old feet and thigh sweat. Maybe they'll come up with something better when they try this again in 2017. Via Laughing Squid.




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